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There are already plenty of such languages, Zig among others.

Why even call it in that case?

Maybe related to text encodings?

I think riggrep will not search UTF-16 files by default. I had some such issue once at least.

No it’s not.

Geopolitical rivals then if you prefer that.

Clean, beautiful lead.

Who knows?

Can't imagine anyone here using 32bit Windows and limiting themselves to 4GB of RAM.

Are there even any cheap laptops sold with that little nowadays?

No, how does that relate?

Sounds like a protection racket.

So similar in that regard to Herb Sutter's experimental Cpp2 perhaps?

From the same url:

SQLite is open-source, meaning that you can make as many copies of it as you want and do whatever you want with those copies, without limitation. But SQLite is not open-contribution. In order to keep SQLite in the public domain and ensure that the code does not become contaminated with proprietary or licensed content, the project does not accept patches from people who have not submitted an affidavit dedicating their contribution into the public domain.

All of the code in SQLite is original, having been written specifically for use by SQLite. No code has been copied from unknown sources on the internet.

I noticed this today when I had a keyboard macro write out my password in Notepad and then got quite surprised by the warning, even if it apparently has been around a few years already.

Doing the same in e.g. Notepad++ does not trigger any warnings though.

How else would you get nice looking logs for debugging it?

It's not likely that life will survive long enough to form civilizations that close to a black hole. It has probably fed like this many times before already.

That's a fair bit closer.

It's just a BLOB.

One thing I wish ripgrep had is support for AND conditions.

Mindboggling how much bigger 10^18 is, which is how I first read the subject line.

Just put them in the same module?

WIN32_EXTRA_LEAN != WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN

The bad news is that WIN32_EXTRA_LEAN has no effect, you have to define VC_EXTRALEAN if you want to exclude extra stuff from the MFC and VC headers.

The good news is also that it has no effect. :)

You can verify this for yourself by grepping the Visual Studio headers for VC_EXTRALEAN and WIN32_EXTRA_LEAN.

These are not really C++ features, it's just basic features included in most similar languages these days.

We know how to do all those tasks and can provide the data for them, we don't know how to make a self-improving AI.

Do these images have any scientific use?

It's not needed.

There's a lot of extra fluff like examples and such beyond the basics of C++ initialization.

Also seems to have relatively little text per page in the Amazon preview [1].

[1] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BW38DDBK?asin=B0BW38DDBK&revisio...

What is verbose about that? (The first case, not the second, special case)

Seems hard to make it any shorter. Well, I guess you could remove "const" if you want.

C++ should be even better in those categories.

The "A" stands for "ANSI", not "ASCII". Otherwise largely correct.

Tire wear and noise will not get better with electric cars, more likely worse due to their greater weight.